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Originally Posted by Sonist
I think it's more about the principle, than specific instances.
In any case, if I could not strip the DRM off Amazon books, I would buy NONE.
One should not be forced to purchase multiple copies in order to re-read a book, or to consult it as reference. This is actually one of the greatest advantages of ereaders: the ability to access a large number of book files you OWN.
As to re-reading Stephen King, or even reading him ..., I'll just hold my tongue  |
In principle based on my reading style, and the pricing, I don't have an issue. Many people may feel the same way (many may not).
I am not forced to buy my King books in multiple formats, I choose to. I like being able to access them in any way I choose. Some I prefer to read others I prefer to listen to. I'm wacky that way.
I also don't have a problem with people not liking King. If we all liked the same things, the world and this forum would be really boring. "Variety is the spice of life" as they say.
